SQUIRREL knitting pattern – Block 4 of Beginner Blanket MKAL 2020
SQUIRREL knitting pattern
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THE ENTIRE PATTERN (written and charted) IS BELOW.
Easy Vest FREE knitting pattern “TRAFUL”. Newborn to 2 years.
Easy Vest FREE knitting pattern “TRAFUL”
My TRAFUL Vest is worked flat in a breeze. Both fronts are knitted from bottom up and then joined in the same needle to knit the back from shoulders to the bottom edge. It has only 2 seams, one at each side. 4 sizes: 0 to 6 months, 6 to 12 months, 12 to 18 months, 2 years.
- SKILL LEVEL: Advanced beginner / Easy
- TECHNIQUES USED: garter stitch, ssk, k2tog, yo.
THE ENTIRE PATTERN (written and charted) IS BELOW.
STACKED BOXES II knitting pattern 52SP size
STACKED BOXES II knitting pattern with 52SP size
If you follow me on Instagram (@ohlalana.designs) or Facebook, you already know that I’m missing a bit my 2019 Beginner KAL “52 Square Pickup”. Designing stitch patterns is so much fun for me! And I feel very grateful for being able to work of what I love ❤
So… I’m designing some new patterns that you can use on their own as dishcloths, or add them to your 52SP collection. And keep those blankets growing!
I don’t know with what frequency I’ll be posting these new blocks, but I’ll let you know in the usual ways (IG, FB, Ravelry, email notifications, Patreon) each time I publish one out.
I hope you also enjoy them!
Love,
Ceci
PS: I called this block “Stacked boxes II” because, as I’m sure you’ll remember, I already named “Stacked boxes” to one of my 52 SP patterns (HERE).
SHAMROCK knitting pattern – Block 3 of Beginner Blanket MKAL 2020
SHAMROCK knitting pattern
(for dishcloths or blanket blocks)
☘🍀 This one could come handy next month for St. Patrick’s day, don’t you think? ☘🍀
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THE ENTIRE PATTERN (written and charted) IS BELOW.
LACE PATTERN N°2 of Mystery Lace Blanket KAL 2020
LACE PATTERN N°2
How are you? Ready for the second clue? 😀
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Enjoy the pattern 🧶, and talk to you soon!
Ceci
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- PLEASE NOTE that I won’t be adding the individual patterns to Ravelry during this KAL. Once it’s finished, I’ll add each individual square to my Ravelry store.
THE ENTIRE PATTERN (written and charted) IS BELOW.
WARNING!!!
If you’re using stitch markers to separate repeats of the pattern, BEWARE! During rows 1 to 6, you’ll have the same amount of sts outside repeats at each side, but in the 7th row that amount changes. For instance, for the individual square you have 3 sts before repeats and 4 sts after. But in the 7th row, you have 2 before the first repeat and 5 after the last one. Maybe you should remove markers while knitting the 6th row?
LACE PATTERNS SEPARATORS
LACE PATTERNS SEPARATORS for MYSTERY LACE BLANKET KAL 2020 (seamless version)
I knitted 3 options for separators between lace patterns, in case you wanted something different to the Garter Stitch rows I proposed for the seamless version of the MKAL.
Since we’ll be using 15 different lace patterns, I think it’s important to knit the same separator to connect them, thus providing some homogeneity to the blanket.
Let me know what you think! Do you like them? Will you use any of them? I’ll read your comments below.
